The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The QUARTERLY Stake Conference is
in session at Provo.
JAMES c. WATsoK's family was before
tie Grand Jury on Friday.
The SUNDAY School Union meets tc-
morrow evening at the Usual place.
ALBERT SINGLETON, of Provo. was ar
re ted yesterday, charged with polyg-
amy.
JOE SHARP clme up from the south
last evening. He will remain until
Monday.
THE CASE of the People VS.. Abe
Chalmers, on trial at Provo, went TO
the jury yesterday afternoon.
TIE BALL which was to have been
given On Tuesday evening by the Purin
Club has been indefinitely postponed.
THE MOTION for new trial in the case
OF Henry Grow, recently convicted OF
unlawful cohabitation. will be heard to-
morrow.
BBNA SCoTT, the notorious, was run
in again yesterday on the old charge
vagrancy-a I'd prostitution. She went up
for fifty days.
SEE THE Walker Bros. Cos new an
nouucement, on page Z, headed silks,
Silks, Silksl" The firm offers some rare
bargains in silk dress patterns, which
ladies will do well to see about.
IT Is said the members of the retiring
Grand Jury will unite in a handsome
testimonial to Judge Zane, in apprecla-
tiCn of the fact that he allowed them
to disband without taking the new.
oath.
THE AmAsANTH Club gives its fourth
hop at the Opera House on Friday
evening next. The management of
the affair is in the hands of competent
gentlemen. and will doubtless prove a
success. We will be there.
IT'S estimated that nearly 10 COO tons
OF ice Will De shipped to this city from
points on the D! s. r. G. during the
next few weeks. The present supply on
hand is said to be only fair, and not
anywhere near enough to preclude the
possibility of an ice famine in case of
an un@ually hot and early summer.
MISS CRIssIE LAWSON and Miss Jennie
Hawley, soIoists, will sing with Protes-
sOr Krouse in the choir of the Baptist
Church, corner of Second South and
Second West Streets, this evening. The
pastor-Rev. l.. L. Wood-wiIl give his
second lecture on The Prophesies Of
Christ" The public cordially invited.
THE OFFICERS of the First Distric
Court at Provo and the grand jury took
The new tesS oath Friday. The question
was raised whether the petit jury al
ready impaneled, was eligible to con-
tinue on the case under trial. The court
held that it was, and the defense saved
the point in case they should desire to
move for new trial.
MRS. PAssEY was recently sentenced
to 500 and ninety-nine days imprison-
ment, Her relatives. however, inter
coded in her behalf, and in considera-
ton of her promise to leave town and
mend her ways, che was released. She
failed to keep her promise, however,
and was again caught mapping. She
was remanded to jail TO work out her
old sentence.
THE SOCIAL Temple of Honor will
give @ dime sociable on Monday even
ing, at Grand Army Hall. An excel
lent programme has been arranged for
the occasion. There will also be two
large prize cakes, with cesh prizes in
each, and fish pc nd" where all will
have an opportunity of catching some
thing" After the exercises, the ladies
will serve a.choice Iunch-free-as only
the Social Temple ladies know how to
serve those lunches This is their Sec
ond entertainment. and fully promises
to excel their first efforts, which gave
such general satisfaction.